--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "tikithecat73lakeworth" <fjc73@...> wrote:
Thanks, Mickey, for posting the link to this article. Yes,I would like to know what the reporter meant by "the last". And the phrase "jackpot cash" needs clarifying, also. The article ought to have addressed the issue of what the gaming >commission requirements are in disposing of progressives,and also player card points, when a casino closes. I had a fabulous Last Supper at the House of Lords, but what happens to the few cents left on my card?
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The law HAS BEEN that the money belongs to the public and has to be returned to the public. But it may be changing. I'm thinking I read something recently about the law changing.
There weas an advantage play I put down one time where I didn't make any money but I definitly had a big edge. When Becky closed the bingo hall at the Horseshoe she had to give away the progressive money. It was like $8,000 and she let the whole thing go on one coverall. A 3-on cost $5. No electronic units. I bought 6 of those 3-ons. I was two numbers off when the coverall hit.
